The N64 remains a legendary piece of hardware for Nintendo fans seeing as how it did many things better than both its predecessors and successors.

Out of all the console families, the Nintendo series has had some of the most drastic changes over the years. This isn’t just the addition of a new button or two, but a frequent change to the layout, ...

Switch 2 Welcome Tour feels like a glorified onboarding experience—except it comes with a price tag. I’ve been PCMag’s home ...

However, those old wired controllers that you've been hanging on to for years from the original console won't cut it. Fortuanately, Nintendo is going to be selling wireless versions of the GameCube ...

This controller’s so popular with Super Smash Bros. players that Nintendo re-released it twice for the Wii U and Switch entries (Nintendo) It looks like the Nintendo Switch 2 is getting an ...

Despite the limitations of the Nintendo 64’s cartridge system – which required all games be able to constrain themselves, contortionist-like into a snug 64MB – both of the games had a lot to ...

The Wii wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but the Wii Remote ensured it could be played by anyone. Best Wii games: top Nintendo titles that defined an era; 6) PlayStation DualShock (1997) ... the Nintendo ...

Miyamoto went wild with the Honey, I Blew Up The Kid machine in this room, featuring fully functioning giant replicas of the Famicom controller, N64 controller, Wii Remotes, and SNES controller.

There are also Wii U items, too. Perhaps the coolest things I spotted are giant pillows based on different Nintendo controllers. Finally, I can sleep on a massive and fluffy N64 gamepad.

Controller Support: Cemu emulates the GamePad, Pro Controller, and Classic Controller. It also supports keyboard input and USB controllers, ... Wii 64 and Not 64: For Nintendo 64 emulation, ...

The Wii supported physical GameCube games and controllers and could download games released for the NES, Super NES and Nintendo 64, the older consoles that were rivaled by Sega.

Out of all of the consoles that Nintendo has released over the years, the Nintendo 64 had the most bizarre accessories, peripherals, and controllers.When the console launched in 1996, arcade ...